Let me clarify I need to be able to do something like front_image = model.ImageField(upload_to='plan_images/hp/p%id/lrg') and have %id be replaced with the models id field. Giving a final save path of something like <media root>/plan_images/hp/p1/lrg. I also want to create a preview size of the image and a thumbnail size and save them in similar directories except instead of ending in lrg they end in med and small. You are probably thinking that is a pretty strange way to do things and I agree. The problem is though that I am trying to create an admin site for a web application that doesn't have one and it saves its image files in that way. Thanks for the example code Ian. I'm currently trying to figure out how to get it to do exactly what I want.
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